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" `I . _ f    M  The ornnidéini okrnnn lidNfnwNlncii,;. és special
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- ` ~=~i~..  » in -_ , » l'  -if , Price offf 0cs ran!! . or |51 ran onceri. ,
|t _is Siiirlfflhrlt Meat Blllst of Officials ol the Company W¢ge,'l?aid For
E wllnlflralley llnlulal lwnney-.lla .nnlble ‘cnc ner Running, an
*Employes E Rtsihilrauht During President’ McCurdy’s` Lease »
Naw Yonlt June 8,-(SpecIs.l)- proofs
are lu the pdslcleion of district Attorney
Jerome and speclal`Grand .lury indicating
inns oil.-ran stoiasya anime ' ills
Mutuil Life Irislirnncé bald themeat bill
of Power. ~
luncheon, the meat bill alone averging
twenty five thousand dollars a year. and
the butcher who supplied the meat for
the employees was also the private
as generous fare.
The butcher has been subpoenaed to
appear this week before the Grand Jury
buicher for thc Mctlurdy family. ' . to explain about the meat supplied to
of the householfliof isveraltprominentl The total cost of running the Mutual` Me-Currly and other odicers of "the
officers and tlrizsteesof ihe`Oumpanyi '
Andy Fields was head of the supply
rlspsl-amen; which put ell.-engln this form
of petty larceny. ‘
For years the~Mutusl Life has furnished
its four hundred employees with n daily
restaurant under Fields was seventy two
thousand dallnrs s year, and since his
the frauds In- his rlcpartment; which is
now running at illlriy thousand dollars
Mutual,
It has been discovered that large sums
successor has been appointed, the latter IWGFB 5901111 YBMIY f0l‘ WIDBS ‘md IIQ\1°l`5~
with Jerome has succeeded in uncovering “mmugh Mcourdy when b°'°'° "he
Armstrong Comnlittee empzlhtically
denied that wines were bought with the
policy holders' money. ,
lllznlnlltl ls  
ill lllii -lillillll
W. E.`AvIesford Attorney Gen
eral--R .Lominux is Post
- E V. master Genera|~
0'r'raw.»., June 3-(Special)-ata meet-
ing of the government yesterday Hon.
Oilas.Fitzpc.trick was appointed Chief
Jnnlln, or.-cni.nan,iW. lr. Aylesford was
appointed Attorney General. ‘
Randolph' Lemieux wus' ‘appointed ‘
Postmaster General ` in_ place of
Ayleeworth. _ ,_ '_ ' 4
Thepiaclf of ‘ Edollcitor General; made
the appolatmen`t of Lemieur
was not dlléd, and probibli ‘Wm 509 IN f°|'
some time. `
Hon. mr. lriripnenek will mend sr
special Court, Monday to take -oath, and
hear theNQusbeo appeals.
llslnr lllsllll
 IS IIEIII LIIW
Flullnnmorou, June 3.-(Sp€¢l¢\1l-'
Bishop Klngdon is vel? UI. “Hd the
doctors eoilsider his condition is erious.
#Clears    
  To Mails
;$lIl1Il. f
A., .
“The $1203: Shoe C0" °ff°'
the above reward to anyone
who will produce evidence
that will convict an-y, dealer,
seiiipg §_1,9¢5_N f|,i_;_,g1` representing,
‘them to be “Slater Shoes”
'when  _malt I I
We are the only authcridedé
scent# in, , Ch=r1°f¢°t¥!'°if-#fi‘i
~11=nrrnaa-#awful 
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$3, '$5.00. ‘._i
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EEN. N. HIM IIEIS
‘   NISIIIII llilili
0'r'ra\va, June 3-(Speciai)Gcorge Ham,
ol the C. P. R., an old newspaper man
and one ofthe best known in Canada,
having been at the head ofthe publicity
department of the Railway for many
years was presented with a gold watch ob
Saturday night by the Press Gallery. I
IHE INMEIIEINE
IIIINS UIIENN IIIIIE
. n - 4
Haurmos, Bslmuoa, June 3-(Special)
-The yawl Tarnerlane, which started on
May 26 from Gravesend Bay in the
Brookline :Yacht Club‘s ocean`raoe to
Bermuda for the Lipton cup was sighted
at 11.90 o'olock this moming, and crossed
the ilnisl. line at 7.28 p. in. ..
IIIIMIIIIEI] EEIIEHIIE
 IIININEI CHANGES
, , 3 n-__ < 1
Orrawa. June 2.--Hon Charles Fitz-
patrick was in his seat in the house
Friday. It is said that he will appear at
Mondayis session of the supreme court as
Sir Ellresr.Tacheau's successor in the chief'
Justloeslilp. The Quebec list or nppeals in
cluding ceveral that stood over from
last term. came upfor hearing tha.
day. ` , l B
, . 1 w wil ecome
mldlsrlelébflgustidg es crm
Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux will be pro-
moted from\ tho solicitor-goneralship
to that of postmaster-general.
Just who will be solicitor--general
has not yet been decided. Several name
are mentioned.
NIIENEIIIW
'I NUEENSEIIUNIY
4-- .
.Tan move of the Albani Managment
in giving an opportunity to hear
Mndamc Albani at the low figure of 50o_ts
and doubtless s large number will alJDl¥
at the box oflice tonlghtfor tht” l'l°k°I'|~
CllICAGO___MARKETS.
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E w rd Island Nearl Eve
will nemlaly prove a most _popular 04°,
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IIN INIEIIESIINE
I INIENVIEW
' _.___
With Mr E W Cowlishaw ol'
. The Albani Concert partv
Till-:nnisa member of the Albani
Concert party ut present in the city. who
probably next to the the Dlvll herself is
the most interesting subiect for interview
|_n the company. This is Mr. E. W.
Cowlisllaw, Madame Albanl's personal
representative. The writer had the
privilege of meeting this gentleman
yesterdsy;' and gleaned just a few
incidents ln` connection with his
peculiarly interesting life, which but
merely suggesr»ed__the interest of the
utory, could Mr. Gov liehawbé induced to
publish n' biographical sketch. It was
ascertained that Mr. Cowlishnw started
llfeina printing office, but at twenty
years of age, he was. engaged because of
the possession of flting talents
to travel with the greatest and most
famous of tenors in the same capacity
that he now occupies with Madame
Albani. Mr. Gowlishaw was in the employ
of M.r.Recves until the death of that
great sinner twenty years later, since
which time he has worked for Albani
Patti, Gersoer Clara Butt, Nordlca,Santley
and many others. No onebetter than
this gentlemen understands the many
idiosyrlcrssies peculiar to tile high strung
and nervous temperament of the crest
artist, and his cool Judgment and well
developed policy have made him agrenif
favorite with those with whom he has
been brought locontact. Mr. Cowlishaw
hssvlslted Canada and the United _States
many times und' during his interesting
and eventful experience has become
acquainted with nearly every country on
thalzlobe. Altlioush a veteran in the
‘concert business Mr. Cowlishaw is active
as aboy and locks good for twenty-ilve
more years of business life. On the long
Canadian tour how being brought to a
close Mr. Cowlishaw hal not been indis-
posed for even anhour, and with a
characteristically me\-ry twinkle of the
eye told The Guard an that his three
meals and nlghifs sleep always found him
ready and waiting. V
CLARK’S QUICK EMEALS
Tasty, nourishing and enjoyable meals
can be served with Clark's Canned Meats.
The quality is assured by “Clark’s label.”
'roaal
(Noi qniy -in its combined
average- circulation of 617| to
D¢¢, 30, 1905, and 7085 for
the lest week in~ihe old year for
The only and 'rn-weekly. our
also in '
I
General News. I
,sgg»l_gm----  -- ~,“,}§ , 22,, spselnlrnaium. »
I",  *mm “lu""'\l|q|-"and Swlft’s Animal Brand Fertilizer on
a yr-ar less than in Fields' time with just ‘
Madame Albani and party arrived in
the city Saturday night and were given ll.
spledld receptlpn at the station hy
hundreds of citizens headed by tho 4th
Regt. Band. lt has been suggested to
the management of the Albani concert
that there are hundreds of persons in
Charlottetown and vicinity who would
like to take advantage of this life time
opportunity of hearing the celebrated
singer and her remarkable Company, but
,l , _
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do not care to pay the necessary price.
To accommodate these it has been arrang-
cd to issue a limited number of evtra
seats and standing room nsltllc low figure
of 50 cents. These- tickets will bo sold only
nt the dour tonight. This makes a variety
of prices from 50 cents to $2, and there is
not the sllghest reason why any one in
Charlottetown should miss this wonderful
opportunity. The good seats remain at
$1.00 and the other prices.
WIIIIIII SIEE IIIN
IIIlI.IliiIl.Ill]l IEIIH3
0nrcaoo,Ill..May 29.-That tho earth
will behnbitable fora hundred million
years to comets the belief of Dr. Thomas
C. Chamberlain, head of the department
of geology in the University of Chicano.
This view ha expressed in a lecture before
the members of the Geographic Society
in the Municipal Museum, last night.
Professor Chamberlain declared that
climatic phenomena and temperature
conditions of the lust hundred million
years warranted him in offering the
foregoing optimistic prophecy. His
basis for the theorv of the perpetuity
lorlluman life was his own “planet
esimal bypothesis" that the world is
not raduaily cooling from ll. ball of fire.
e How io Break up ll Cold-
It may be n surprise to many to learn
that is severe cold can be completely brok-
en up in one or two days’ time. To do
The first symptoms of a cold are a dry
loud cough, a profuse watery discharge
from the nose, and a tllin, white coating
cough remedy is taken every hour on the
first appearance of these symptoms. it
counteracts the effect of the cold and re-
stores the system to a healthy condition
within a day or two. For sale hy all
drugglsts.
Cut Roses today at. Williams' Nurseries,
Prince Street. Phone $83. dll.
There is only one place to buy furniture
while our present prices prevail. That is
here -John Newsom. 4d2w.
For best results, sow Haszard's
Improved Turnip Seed and use
same. For sale at lowest prices
I; I H of Pmhy Pan" Modlfh Eq\.l|pl‘l\Bh\ by A. Horne&Co. 4dmwizw.
ear y A nl ¢ _ - ~ -
  li » - See our clearing ofier of’ separ-
nqtlbstdgaiizf    ate shirts--we _are offering a big
WW! ill Ibladili °Y°f' l ‘Nfl . is away ahead, lot of good, well made. attractive
fn °u___ Moon 3, M¢L¢0d_ n skirts st 67c. on the dollar.
9 V 4.1,; Mnens si McLeod. nail
I
this, however, prompt action is necessary.,
YOUR WORN~OUT STOMACH.
What it needs is the strengthening
influence of Dr. Hamlll.on‘s Pills-they
work marvels where the stomach and
digestion are poor. ln one day the
appetite, Increases and the whole system
is rapidly strengthened. No sttlnauh
specialist coulrl write li better prescriclition
tlan Dr. llilmlltoll'.~§ Pills of Man rake
and 'Butternut. At all dealers in a
yellow bex, price 25c., or five boxes for
une dollar.
wnllll'sll|nllsl  
lllllss ln will
Essns, Pnvssva, June 1.-The engage.
ment is arlnonnccd of Bertha Krupp,
owner ofthe Krupp works, toGustav Von
Bohlen and Hslhach, secretary of the
Prussian legation at the Vatican. ~
MInard’| Llnlmellt Cures Dllndriili.
Still sl number oi' attractive fabrics
lefc of the thirlymine 'cent dress
goods, although the selling on Fri-
"n the tongue. \Vhcn Chamberla.in’s"day heavnyreduced the assortment'
Canvas cloths, voiles, serges and the
like, black and colored, regularly 55c
to ;$r.48 going to-day at 39c.--Moore
& McLeod. 4dli
Colldcnsccliiclvcltiscmcllis
(Too late for Classification.)
SPEND Youll HOLIDAYS this fear
on beautiful Prince Edward Ia and
ftlool ioveilnesa day and night. Pictur-
esqueness everywhere, surf and still
waterilathinmflahing shooting golf and
all other reoreations. Comfortable hotels
moderate charges, hospitable 'people-
lllustroted information free.-Tou st As-
sociation. Charlottetown, Prince Edward
Island. Canada.
EMEMBER.-That everybody reads
a morning paperas the news is then
fresh and up-to-date, and that
-l  .“".'.l. . ““.;'": ll° ...W
evnfy y a c u B s
adyrtlsed while thell' mind Nsstill bright
au active.
Eleven Ptrsons Killed
` Track~The Cries
Pnovlolaurrs, Ruonu Isiialvn, J uns 3
-(Special)- Above one hundred young
people of Providence R. I., and the
vicinity, early, today passed through ths
most disastrous street railway wreck
in the history of Rhode Island.
Nine persons were killed outright and
otheradied soon after the accident.
A dozen persons are in Providence
Hospital suffering from injuries which
in one or two eases will prove fatal, and
many persons are at their homes
suflering from shock and bruises
The scene of the wreck was Moores
Corner, East Providence, on the suburban
line of the Rhode Island Company.
I RAELWAY 
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.4 n r ‘-. ,
‘¢°".,».'w.;‘r S sz. i ~1
and ,Many Wounded-
Eiectric Car Upset Throughckaunnlng oil
ibf ‘ther Dying and
Wounded Were; liesriremiirlg =
_Y »__.
sv .nn »_
The our had been chartered bya Catholic
Society and was returning from Crescent
Park, a shore resort on the Providence
River, in charge of a motor-man who
though experienced was unfamiliar with
that section, but was given charge of cor
at the earnest solicitation of thcSoclety.
ln the log which prevailed he failed to
seen curve nhearl, and the car went off
the track falling over on its side.
Tile cries of tile lniured and dying wen
terrible.
At one time the heavy car was up, but,
the support breaking, it tell back on two
persons who were attempting to craw
out. killed them. instantly.
till lusllzl
nullllll nslils
Orraxva, May 3-(Special)-Chief
Justice Routhier of Quebec has resigned
and Mr. Justice Laugelier has been
promoted to Chief J usticeahip.
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble
Mr. M. F. Burroughs, an old and well-
n_own resident of Bluffton, Ind., says: “I
regard Chsmberlain‘s Colle, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy as the very best remedy
for bowel trouble. I make this statement
after hnvingused the remedy in my family
for several years. I am never without it."
For sale by all druggists.
SENINUS NISINC
IIEISHINHII
SHANGHAI. Jllllr I-A sell.-in rising
assisted by secret soclstlesls in progress
at Yaugshun. in the province oi Kiangsi.
The people are seeking refuge in the
cities. The British gunbont Snipe,flom
Nsnchang, will proceed tomorrow tothe
scene of disorder. The governor of the
province is sending troops. No mlsfiolr
aries are involved.
-1--Q-l
Empire Llniment Manufacturing Co,
Brldltctown, N. S.
Dear Slrs,-This is to certify that I have
used Empire Lfniment for rheumatic ln,
“Hd my daughter also used It for rheunn..
tism, contraction of the muscles .i nl
neuralgia, and we can truthfully say that
it has no equal.
MRS. KENNETH MILLER.
prompt attention.
. tainabie, being absolutely
in,or waters used.
, time Provinces.
r
Windsor. N. S, ‘
llnll sllllliln
i EiIII_ NSSIIIEI
Assaulied A White Woman
But was Frightened off-
Gets Five Years
HAMPTON, N. B, June il.-(Speoisl)-
George Hector the negro who assaulted
Mrs. Annie Bettie two weeks ago,
pleaded guilty on Saturday and wal
sentenced to two years in Dorchester
Penitentrary.
EHIIISl’S SEIIMUN UN
IIUIWIIIII PUIIIII
Louoorr, Eng., May 29.-The announce-
ment that a fragment of a lost Gospel has
been discovered on the site of
Oxyrhvvlchus, in South Egpyt, is causing
a srl- ~.»‘ .on in theological circles.
l» is s tiny fragment of vellum,
pc. .ated by worms and ynlioweil by
sixteen centuries, but still perfectly
legible.
I "The document," said Dr. Grenfell,
‘begins in the middle of s speech. Jesus
and his disciples have entered the Temple
and have matsPharf|ee, who rebnkes
them for omittiogto go through some
elaborate ceremonial of sblution. Jesus
asks what the Phsl-isee had rlone, and the
eply describes the process of purification
minutely.
"Then follows a powerful and elo-
quent denuneiation by Jbsue of mere
outward purification. He says that He
` and ills rieciples have been purified with
the ‘living water' or ‘water ol llfo.’ "
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